Sentence examples for much from those from inspiring English sources

Its biology and behavior are rather poorly known, but these are unlikely to differ much from those of the better-known members of the genus.

An extraordinary tale; it reveals much from those terrible years.

But yesterday's performance, often in the face of extreme provocation, showed the force had learnt much from those bruising encounters.

If cryonic preservation does indeed signal betrayal, it does so while asking much from those who would be betrayed.

His priorities do not differ much from those of his predecessors, but he may ask for more troops.

The premise of this review was really to make sure we learn as much from those deaths as possible".

Consumer insight associations are generally used when a brand's performance and imagery don't differ much from those of the competition.

Five years ago the party preferences of younger voters did not differ much from those of the whole population.

The optimal geometries here detected differ much from those referred to Newtonian fluids, as a consequence of the non-linear stress behavior with respect to strain rate.

After this model treatment, clusters were found to keep their identities, and their structure and segregation state did not differ much from those in the initial free clusters.

I've learned as much from those relationships especially the candid feedback some of you have given me as I have from the five relationships I mentioned above.